A leading law firm is seeking a senior knowledge management attorney to strengthen its registered funds practice by building practical legal knowledge resources, improving attorney workflows, and supporting high-quality client service. The role leads knowledge strategy for registered funds matters and works closely with lawyers across asset management practices to promote consistent, current, and efficient legal work.

The attorney will maintain model documents, precedent materials, forms, checklists, training resources, and other practice tools reflecting current law, market practice, and regulatory developments. The position also involves helping lawyers use legal technology and artificial intelligence tools responsibly to improve service delivery and access to reliable information.

This is a primarily knowledge management and practice innovation role, which may also include selected client-facing legal work related to registered funds.

JD from an accredited law school and admission in good standing to the relevant bar
More than five years of relevant registered funds experience, preferably in a global or large law firm; comparable in-house experience considered
Strong knowledge of the legal and regulatory framework for registered investment companies and investment advisers, including fund formation, registration, disclosure, governance, compliance, and regulatory filings
Demonstrated ability to draft, review, and maintain registered funds documents such as registration statements, board materials, compliance policies, and service provider agreements
Proficiency in responsibly and ethically using AI technologies, including assessing use cases, protecting confidentiality, and verifying outputs
Excellent legal writing, research, analytical, and verbal communication skills
Strong project management and prioritization skills, with careful attention to detail
Ability to build trust with lawyers and professional staff and collaborate across offices and practices

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